identifiable

He frets about how identifiable he is in the grainy footage.

But unlike any other director, he was an identifiable public figure, as recognizable as any president or movie star.

It has to be said that Dunham includes characteristics that do make “Barry” potentially identifiable.

These are palpable, identifiable matters that are ingrained into the very fabric of The Babadook.

In New York City, he was a character who was immediately identifiable.

It is only in sense-knowledge that the stimulus and what is known are, with qualifications, identifiable.

Well-known airs are accompanied by raps beaten in perfect time with them and identifiable as the counterpart of the airs.

Mr. Eliot is one of the very few who have given a personal rhythm, an identifiable quality of sound as well as of style.

Even the "Arabian Nights" have a clearly identifiable background of popular legend and myth.

Recognition indicates only that an object has sufficiently impressed a mind to keep it known and identifiable.